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Assyrians would take young children..

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True

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God caused an earthquake to weaken the walls of Nineveh

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False

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People will mourn over the destruction of Nahum’s addressees.

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False

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Deism

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True

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Zephaniah was of royal lineage.

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True

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Judgements was warning to Judah.

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True

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Different language during the millennium..

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False

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Habakkuk was a Levine.

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True

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Jeremiah/Anathoth

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False

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Blood of the innocent

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True

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Bill of divorcement

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True

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Bad and good figs

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False

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Stones/Nebuchadnezzar

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True

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Ezekiel was a priest of the line of Zadok.

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True

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Ezekiel is told to deliver the Lord’s message.

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False

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Ezekiel to be dumb.

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True

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There will be blood sacrifices during the millennium.

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True

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People were living in shambles.

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False

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Jacob over Essau

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True

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Priest offering the best bread.

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False

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Sickly animal offerings

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True

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God promises to Jacob

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True

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Zerubbabels temple more magnificent.

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False

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National symbol of Nahum’s addresses

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Lion

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Public shame for Nahum’s addressees

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All of the above

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Nahum compared this great city

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No

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The Lord declares through Habakkuk that these people will punish Judah.

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Both A and B- Ch/Babylon

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Habakkuk watched and waited here.

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A tower

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Comfort/Destruction of Nineveh

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Nahum

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The Lord hides/ The Day of The Lord

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Zephaniah

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To embrace/problems of faith

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Habakkuk

31
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Sinning against their own souls

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Converters

32
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The Lord will hurt over those who hurt others

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Violent

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Those around them will take all they own.

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Thieves

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The Lord will uncover their nakedness

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Perverts

35
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One of the six sins that Nineveh will be judged.

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Sexually depraved

36
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Zephaniah explained that God’s punishment on Judah will cause these people to cry

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The mighty men

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Jeremiah means?

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Jehovah hurts

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Assyria is symbolized by this animal

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lion

39
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What was Jeremiah’s assistant’s name?

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Baruch

40
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The promise of the New Covenant with Israel and Judah can be found here.

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Jeremiah 31

41
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The Lord used the testimony of these people to illustrate how Judah should be faithful to God’s word.

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Rechabites

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Ezekiel was taken into captivity during this deportation.

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Second

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The magnificence and previous habitation of Satan is described when Ezekiel pronounces judgment upon the king of this nation.

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Tyre

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This was the political leader addressed in Haggai.

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Zerubbabel

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This was the high priest during the writing of Haggai.

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Joshua

46
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To punish the people for not building God’s house, He sent this as a form of punishment

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Strong winds

47
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This is the most magnificent temple mentioned in Haggai.

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Millennial

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Haggai declares that the Lord will give this person a special blessing during the Millennium because his obedience.

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Zerubbabel

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This is how Malachi declares that the people stole from God .

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In tithes and offerings

50
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No one will mourn or respect his death

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Jehoiakim

51
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Cursed to have no children on the throne

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Jehoiachin

52
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He will be led captive to Egypt and die there

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Johoahaz

53
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Do not weep over his death but weep over those who will go away into captivity

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Josiah

54
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Released Jehoiachin from prison after 37 years

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Evil-Merodach

55
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Rescued Jeremiah from sinking in the pit in prison

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Ebedmelech

56
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Took Jeremiah written prophecy, cut it up, and burned it

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Jehoiakim

57
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Appointed governor of Judah by Nebuchadnezzar after its fall

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Gedaliah

58
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Had his sons and leaders killed in front of him and then his eyes put out

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Zedekiah

59
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Warned the governor of Judah of an impending assignation plot against him by a man named Ismael

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Johanan

60
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Festival

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Haggai

61
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My Messenger

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Malachi

62
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Love Grown Cold

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Malachi

63
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God strengthens

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Ezekiel

64
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Judah will be judged but restored

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Ezekiel

65
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Indifference toward the Lord’s work

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Haggai

66
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List two things concerning the life of Jeremiah in which may have contributed to his lamenting spirit.

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Wanted to quit and could not get married

67
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Jeremiah used this analogy to illustrate the sovereignty of God and free will of man.

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Potter and the clay

68
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List one of the promises of the New Covenant

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He forgive their iniquity

69
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Explain Habakkuk’s perplexity, his frustration with God’s subsequent response, the Lord’s reasoning with him, and Habakkuk’s final response to God; then discuss how this can apply to your life and how it can be used to help others.

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Habakkuk was perplexed because he did not like that their was oppression that was going unchecked in Judah. God responds to Habakkuk by telling him that he will use another wicked nation to punish Judah. Habakkuk questions this but the Lord reasons with Him by telling him that He is a just God and that there is a purpose that needs to accomplished. He finally understands God’s reasoning and responds by praying in song. He prays for revival, praises God’s deliverance and provision. I can apply this to my own life by understand that my ways are not better that God’s ways. I should not be complaining during the hard times but remembering the past blessings God has given to me. He is always just and sovereign.

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Explain Jeremiah’s prophetic illustration to Judah that they will become captive by Babylon, Hannaniah’s rebuttal of Jeremiah’s prophecy, and God’s response to Judah and Hannahiah.

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Jeremiah symbolizes Judah’s captivity by Babylon with a yoke around Jeremiah. The false prophet, Hannaniah, breaks the yoke off of Jeremiah’s head so the people would know that the yoke is not needed and true. Jeremiah does not react to this false prophet. Instead, God responds by killing Hannaniah. He also makes Jeremiah wear a iron yoke to symbolize that the punishment and captivity will be worse for Judah than before.

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List and explain three visions, symbols, illustrations, and/or signs presented in Ezekiel.

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Ezekiel lays on his sides to illustrate the length of Judah’s and Israel’s sin. He lays on his side 390 days for Israel and 40 days for Judah.

Ezekiel shaved his head and beard and dividing the hair into sections represented the dividing and scattering of Jerusalem.

There was a vision with an ink horn. There were six men with white clothing and one ink horn. One man goes and marks and the other five men ill those who do not have the mark. This represents that judgment and death.

Old Testament Prophets (1 decks)

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